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• Alcohol policy will change little
  CSU affairs: Proposed system-wide changes almost identical to current CSULB standards.
  
  
• Esteemed educator retires after 33 years
  On July 2, after 33 solid years of service to the College of Arts department, Kristi Jones is saying goodbye to the faculty, students and staff members at Cal State Long Beach.
  
  
• Pursuing costly hobbies
  Civil engineering freshman Chaffee Yiu may be thousands of miles away from his native Hong Kong, but he has a hobby that he happily fulfills while living in Long Beach.
  

opinion

• Ourview: Alcohol policy half-empty
  In the wake of the drinking death of a Cal State Chico freshman last October, Chancellor Charles B. Reed, is calling for the entire Cal State system to adopt a drinking policy to prevent further tragedies.
  
  
• Police deserve benefit of doubt
  On May 7, more than 75 protesters marched from their small community to the Huntington Beach City Hall and police headquarters.
  
  
• se what: It's never too late to get school spirit
  After five long years at Cal State Long Beach, columnist Se Reed has given scant participation to any extracurricular school program. She recently had an epiphany, and now wants to make amends and participate in all the school has to offer.
  

• legend has it: The mystery of Thelma Todd
  Legend has it is back, checking out the mysteries of mob-connected Thelma Todd and her famous Sidewalk Café in Malibu.
  
  
• L.A.'s famous Roscoe's eatery expands to L.B.
  A Los Angeles culinary institution has taken a trip down the 710 freeway and set up a shop in Long Beach.
  
  
• Video game console visionaries look to the future
  Known as the epicenter of the interactive entertainment universe, The Electronic Entertainment Expo, the world's premiere interactive entertainment trade event is being held May 17-19, 2001 at the Los Angeles Convention Center in Los Angeles.

sports

• First 10 years down after sudden death
  Football: While the campus has gone a decade without football, there has been little interest in campus leaders to bring it back.
  
  
• BWC Championships off and running
  After Day 1 of decathlon and heptathlon competition, Rich Christensen occupies fourth place while Nina Grubbs holds on to first.
  
  
• No. 1 Trojans end Dirtbags 5-game win streak
  The momentum of a five-game win streak for the Long Beach State men's baseball team came to a screeching halt Tuesday as the No.1 USC defeated the Dirtbags, 10-2.